The flaw in the coordination of the three people you had hoped to see arrived only two days after the golden light recovered. This time, the Azure Sky inheritor met your gaze and once again fell under the power of the Edict you had used several times before.
Azure Sky's Soul Spirit was inferior to yours, but he possessed a Supernatural Power that protected him. It required none of his own will and would automatically defend its master. Thus, even after you expended great effort to make him kill himself, you failed. Having learned from before, you settled for the next best thing this time and made Azure Sky step a little closer.
The three stood roughly in a triangular formation, with Red Cloud at the center. Azure Sky was ahead and to your right. The moment he stepped forward slightly, he entered the violent range of your formation's attacks. Yet this rainstorm-like offensive was still blocked by a treasure on Azure Sky's body. An ancient treasure worn around his neck, no weaker than a True Supreme Treasure, spared Azure Sky from injury.
But this time was different. Though you were still struggling to resist Red Cloud, you directly ignored his attacks. Rather than evade, you chose to withstand them with your physical body as you unleashed three Divine Lights at Azure Sky, who was trapped within the formation.
Red Cloud was steady-minded and did not allow your actions to mislead him. Yellow Sky, on the other hand, did not wish to see Azure Sky fall into danger. Although he knew these Supernatural Powers had little chance of severely injuring Yellow Sky, much less dealing a fatal blow, he still acted.
The three Divine Lights appeared similar to the ones from before, but you had deliberately concealed your strength when